South Africa targets illegal online gambling sites
- Dec 5, 2016
South African authorities have shut down a number of sites offering illegal gambling services.
Read More . . .South African authorities have shut down a number of sites offering illegal gambling services.
Read More . . .Japan has moved a step closer to launching a regulated casino market after legalisation bill passed a lower house committee on Friday.
Read More . . .Denmark's regulated online gambling market took a step back in Q3 2016 thanks to declines in both sports betting and poker revenue.
Read More . . .Deliberations have finally begun on a bill that would pave the way for casino gambling to be legalized in Japan.
Read More . . .The Philippines is preparing to deport 1,318 Chinese nationals for their part in an illegal online gambling scheme in the country.
Read More . . .The ball is finally rolling on Japan's long-drawn-out bill to legalize casinos.
Read More . . .Around 1,300 Chinese nationals were arrested and detained last week in Pampanga in the Philippines' government crackdown on illegal online gambling and illegal immigration.
Read More . . .Online gambling is now the largest sector of Britain's gambling market, according to figures published this week by the UK Gambling Commission.
Read More . . .ASAP Italia has entered into a partnership with Sportradar in an effort to bolster its presence in the European daily fantasy sports market.
Read More . . .Amaya-owned PokerStars is to expand its services into Portugal after securing an online casino and poker licence in the country.
Read More . . .PokerStars has received formal approval to launch its new Portugal-licensed online poker and casino site.
Read More . . .Antigua's trade representative has given the United States until the end of the year to comply with its World Trade Organization responsibilities or face the consequences.
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